The level of BLACKPINK Rosé’s appearance fee… She received a 90 million won necklace as a gift just by showing up at the event venue
BLACKPINK’s Rosé, who is active as a global ambassador for Tiffany & Co., showed off her luxury charm.
On September 13th, Rosé attended an event by Tiffany & Co. in Tokyo, Japan and stole the spotlight.
Later, she posted several photos on her Instagram account to commemorate the special day. Among them, the one showing a Tiffany & Co. fancy necklace neatly placed on the table caught fans’ attention.
Based on the postcard that starts with “Dear Rosé” next to the necklace, it seems like the female idol received this gift from Tiffany & Co. after attending their event.
The necklace Rosé received as a gift is known to cost $66,000 (about 91 million won).
In addition to Tiffany & Co., Rosé is also working as a global ambassador for the luxury brand Saint Laurent. Nicknamed “Human Saint Laurent”, she drew many compliments for her top-notch beauty that fits the brand’s image.
Rosé’s group BLACKPINK is soaring in popularity day by day. Known to have earned huge profits for their company, the girl group is also called “YG Entertainment’s cash cow”.
BLACKPINK’s revenue in the first half of 2021 was revealed on a broadcast of Mnet’s “TMI News” in September last year.
In January 2021, BLACKPINK held a paid online concert on Youtube called “YG PALM STAGE – 2021 BLACKPINK: THE SHOW” and attracted 280,000 fans around the world. A standard ticket for the concert was 36,000 won, while a ticket including behind-the-scenes content is 48,000 won. Assuming that all the viewers watched the concert with standard tickets, the concert already made a big profit of up to 10.08 billion won. In addition, the sales of concert goods and concert-related gains are estimated to be over 15 billion won altogether.
BLACKPINK’s documentary film “BLACKPINK THE MOVIE”, which was released in August last year, is known to have accumulated 500,000 global audiences. According to “TMI NEWS”, “BLACKPINK THE MOVIE” was released in more than 100 countries and 3,000 theaters around the world. This documentary film reportedly generated a profit of about 5.8 billion won.
Although BLACKPINK did not make any comeback in the first half of last year, they earned about 20.8 billion won from concerts and the movie premiere alone.
In addition, BLACKPINK’s Jennie was also introduced at 6th place in the ranking of “stars who earned the most advertising fees this year” on a broadcast of KBS2’s “Entertainment Weekly” in November last year.
Jennie, who made 500 million won from advertisements within 6 months of 2020, was active as a model for five famous brands, including cosmetics brand Hera and underwear brand Calvin Klein, last year. According to the broadcast, Jennie’s advertising revenue was estimated to be about 5 billion won after adding up all her advertisement gains in one year.
Rosé, who is also modeling for various brands, such as Tiffany & Co., Saint Laurent, Homeplus, Sulwhasoo, etc., is also estimated to receive hundreds of millions of won in advertising fees. The female idol is expected to make a considerable amount she often attended overseas events this time.
Many netizens expressed admiration knowing the fact that BLACKPINK members are earning billions of won at the age of 20.
Source: insight
